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Reporter - November 10th 1967, Rit Reporter Staff Nov 1967

Reporter - November 10th 1967, Rit Reporter Staff

University Publications

Senate Investigates Campus Security; Pinkerton Captain Explains Protection (p. 1); Student Attacked Friday Night (p. 1); Remington Appears at Senate; Graphic Mark Repeal Defeated (p. 1); BU Professor Talks on LSD (p. 1); Ustad Ali Akbar Khan to Appear Sunday at Gym (p. 1); Lack of Confidence (p. 2); Letters to the Editor (p. 2); Would You be Afraid to Write About U.S.? (p. 2); Graphic Mark (p. 2); Sex Ratio is Pro-Coed (p. 2); Skirting the Issues (p. 2); Leary, where are you now! (p. 3); Checkmate (p. 3); Rose Weekend begins Tonight (p. 3); Symposium Material Due Wednesday …

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Reporter - November 3rd 1967, Rit Reporter Staff Nov 1967

Reporter - November 3rd 1967, Rit Reporter Staff

University Publications

Students Robbed at Knife Point in RIT Parking Lot (p. 1); Radical Housing Facilities Proposed for New Campus (p. 1); Cops Towing Students Autos (p. 1); Prisons are Rampant with Murder, Brutality (p. 1); Vietnam Veteran Takes Dagmar Wilson to Task (p. 1); Skirting the Issues (p. 2); Editorials (p. 2); B.G.M. at RIT (p. 2); Speaking Up (p. 2); Always Sophomoric (p. 2); Letters to the Editor (p. 2); On Narcotics: City Fuzz Blasts Addiction (p. 3); RIT Glee Club Fall Schedule (p. 3); WITR’s Campus Move (p. 3); Sig Pi Weekend Features Korn Ball, Formal, Coronation (p. 3); …

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Reporter - October 27th 1967, Rit Reporter Staff Oct 1967

Reporter - October 27th 1967, Rit Reporter Staff

University Publications

RIT Day Set Tomorrow; Has Contests, Motorcade (p. 2); College Union to Host Regional CUIA Meeting (p. 2); National Technical Institute for Deaf Announces Orientation Program (p. 2); Heimbach Selected As Spring Weekend Head (p. 2); Car Club Host of Intercollegiate Rally (p. 2); Letters to the Editor (p. 3); Philharmonic Conductor Digs Mini-Skirts and Modern (p. 3); Skirting the Issues (p. 3); NTID – A Bold Step (p. 3); The Stop Watch (p. 4); RIT Students Opinion of Washington March (p. 4); In the News… (p. 5); Tech. Faculty Produce Film Series (p. 5); A Look At Soccer (p. …

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Reporter - October 20th 1967, Rit Reporter Staff Oct 1967

Reporter - October 20th 1967, Rit Reporter Staff

University Publications

Comm. Board constitution accepted by large margin (p. 1); Thousands to protest war in D.C. tomorrow (p. 1); Ex-con to discuss prison ‘savagery’ (p. 1); War supporters to counter demonstrate (p. 1); Bleed-in falls short of 750 pint goal (p. 1); RIT week Oct. 23-28 (p. 1); Editorials (p. 2); Letters to the editor (p. 2); What will the new campus mean to you? (p. 3); Skirting the issues (p. 3); Greeks begin rush programs with weekend tonight (p. 3); Greek weekend starts tonight (p. 3); The stop watch (p. 3); Friendship Mexico(p. 3); WRHA to hold annual dance (p. …

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Reporter - October 13th 1967, Rit Reporter Staff Oct 1967

Reporter - October 13th 1967, Rit Reporter Staff

University Publications

The death of editorial freedom? (p. 1); WITR’s signal receivable anywhere on tech campus (p. 1); Senate postpones comm.. board con; jurisdiction, authority are key issues (p. 1); Staab proposes student rep. on policy comm.. (p. 1); ‘Bleed In’ set for Sunday morning (p. 1); Who’s who (p. 1); editorials (p. 2); Skirting the issues (p. 2); Above it all (p. 2); Draft & war forum starts Monday, Oct. 16(p. 2); The stop watch (p. 3); Carole Ralston reigns as ’67 TEP debutant (p. 3); Institute charges $10 for a parking chance (p. 3); Senate changes symposium; could face suspension …

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Reporter - September 6th 1967, Rit Reporter Staff Sep 1967

Reporter - September 6th 1967, Rit Reporter Staff

University Publications

School of printing has unique program (p. 1); Institute display exhibited at 35th NAPL convention (p. 1); Record enrollment expected in RIT’s school of printing (p. 1); Student government candidates (p. 1); Student may choose from four majors (p. 1); Workshops provide facts for industrial personnel (p. 1); Alumni meet set (p. 1); Graphic arts progress makes major expansion (p. 2); 20 foreign students to enroll in school of printing (p. 2); Curriculum prepares students for myriad of career opportunities (p. 2); Salaries reflect competition among companies for grads (p. 2); From GARD to GARC (p. 2); Archer named assistant …

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Candleholders In Clay, Peter Gerbic Aug 1967

Candleholders In Clay, Peter Gerbic

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None provided.

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Borderline Imagery In Painting, Emery Bopp Aug 1967

Borderline Imagery In Painting, Emery Bopp

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None provided.

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Reporter - Summer 1967, Rit Reporter Staff Jul 1967

Reporter - Summer 1967, Rit Reporter Staff

University Publications

Move to new campus delayed (p. 1); Policies announced by new housing director (p. 1); Riot anniversary brings violence (p. 1); Clement, Gilman honored (p. 1); Editorials (p. 2); Skirting the issues (p. 2); Letters to the editor (p. 2); Faculty promotions announced (p. 2); RIT to be studied (p. 2); 50 earn ‘A’ averages (p. 3); New housing director (p. 3); Hours studied (p. 3); Grant received (p. 3); Trustees present mace (p. 3); Ambrosen dies (p. 3); New campus (p. 4-5); Student government (p. 6); From the student president (p. 6); Freshmen to report September 21; variety of …

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A Mural For The New Xerox Plaza Midtown Rochester, New York, Leonard Else Jul 1967

A Mural For The New Xerox Plaza Midtown Rochester, New York, Leonard Else

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Analysis Of The Performance Of The Pressurized-Water Nuclear Reactor By Electrical Simulation - Analog Computer, Philip Bartells Jul 1967

Analysis Of The Performance Of The Pressurized-Water Nuclear Reactor By Electrical Simulation - Analog Computer, Philip Bartells

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This thesis demonstrates a method of analog simulation of a Pressurized-Water Reactor (PWR) using simplified techniques. The simulation is for the reactor vessel and is patterned after the "Yankee," the PWR owned and operated by the Yankee Atomic Electric Company of Rowe, Massachusetts, and built by the Westinghouse Corporation of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. The entire analysis is based on the one group model (postulated that neutrons in the reactor are of one energy). The areas analyzed are: 1. Reactor kinetics - one delay group 2. Temperature effects on reactivity A. Fuel temperature coefficient B. Moderator and coolant temperature coefficient. 3. Control …

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The Design And Applications Of A Corporate Image For Strasenburgh Planetarium, Victor Costanzo Jr Jun 1967

The Design And Applications Of A Corporate Image For Strasenburgh Planetarium, Victor Costanzo Jr

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None provided.

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Reactions Of Cyanides With Borazines, Lawrence Meehan Jun 1967

Reactions Of Cyanides With Borazines, Lawrence Meehan

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B-trichloro-N-trimethylborazine in a dry tetrahydrofurane solution was reacted with potassium cyanide,, and sodium cyanide. On analysis of this reaction mixture, the precipitate was shown to contain both potassium chloride, and potassium cyanide when reacted with- the potassium cyanide, and sodium chloride and sodium chloride when reacted with sodium cyanide. On repeated runs of these reactions, it was shown that the precentages of the chloride to cyanide was approximately the same.

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Ceramic Hibachis And Serving Dishes, Ronald G. Meyers May 1967

Ceramic Hibachis And Serving Dishes, Ronald G. Meyers

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None provided.

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A Search For More Meaningful Interpretations, Charles Haas May 1967

A Search For More Meaningful Interpretations, Charles Haas

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None provided.

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Exploration Of Some Aspects Of Society Through Painting, Paul Garland May 1967

Exploration Of Some Aspects Of Society Through Painting, Paul Garland

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None provided.

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A Sculptor's Approach To The Design Of Aesthetically Functional Furniture, David Warner May 1967

A Sculptor's Approach To The Design Of Aesthetically Functional Furniture, David Warner

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Not Included

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Furniture: Concept And Media Exploitation, Jon Brooks May 1967

Furniture: Concept And Media Exploitation, Jon Brooks

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Not Included

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Natural And Artificial Depth In Painting, Beth Baldwin May 1967

Natural And Artificial Depth In Painting, Beth Baldwin

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None provided.

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A Study Of Abstract Landscape, Frederick Lipp May 1967

A Study Of Abstract Landscape, Frederick Lipp

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None provided.

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A Reflection Of Reality, Charles Gaines May 1967

A Reflection Of Reality, Charles Gaines

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None provided.

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The Three-Dimensional Painted Construction, William Phelan May 1967

The Three-Dimensional Painted Construction, William Phelan

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None provided.

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Reporter - May 26th 1967, Rit Reporter Staff May 1967

Reporter - May 26th 1967, Rit Reporter Staff

University Publications

General studies faculty petition Bernstein to reverse decision (p. 1); Bishop Sheen discusses technicians and love (p. 1); New senate defeats first resolution (p. 1); Don Hanson named ‘Senator of the Year’ (p. 1); Institute holds progress meeting (p. 1); Chet Huntley to address tech graduates at convocation June 3 (p. 1); Library announces end to book fines (p. 1); Slides (p. 1); Editorials (p. 2); Faculty comment (p. 2); 1966-67 The year in retrospect (p. 3); Skirting the issues (p. 3); ‘Racey’ artist designs ‘Car and Driver’ cover (p. 4); Phi Sigma Kappa presents award (p. 4); Family rescued …

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The Aesthetic Of The Computer, Richard Lefevre May 1967

The Aesthetic Of The Computer, Richard Lefevre

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None provided.

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Designing More Aesthetic Movie Promotional Material, David Crothers May 1967

Designing More Aesthetic Movie Promotional Material, David Crothers

Theses

None provided.

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Contemporary Romantic Figure Painting, Jacque Clements May 1967

Contemporary Romantic Figure Painting, Jacque Clements

Theses

None provided.

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Reporter - May 19th 1967, Rit Reporter Staff May 1967

Reporter - May 19th 1967, Rit Reporter Staff

University Publications

Building unions end strike; work resumes in Henrietta (p. 1); Alpha Xi Delta takes first in spring weekend competition (p. 1); College union gets budget cut (p. 1); Bishop Sheen speaks tonight on ‘idealism’ (p. 1); Stern’s talk stresses ‘Dilemma of Dissent’ at student banquet (p. 1); Student president’s cabinet ratified by senate Monday (p. 1); College union gets budget cut (p. 1); Prices increased (p. 1); Editorials (p. 2); In the news… (p. 2); Skirting the issues (p. 2); Letters to the editor (p. 2); A product of our times (p. 4); Student activity fee up for next year …

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Reporter - May 12th 1967, Rit Reporter Staff May 1967

Reporter - May 12th 1967, Rit Reporter Staff

University Publications

Senate approves student association 1967-68 budget (p. 1); Spring weekend opens today; Ray Charles appears Sunday (p. 1); CIAE to investigate teaching effectiveness (p. 1); Student charged in narcotics raid (p. 1); Campus strike lingers on (p. 1); editorials (p. 2); letters to the editor (p. 2); skirting the issues (p. 2); Sammy Davis Jr. steals the show (p. 3); Is our faculty illegal? (p. 3); ASAS elects Knorr president (p. 3); Black names 33 to housing staff (p. 3); Pi Sigma Delta elects officers (p. 3); Miss RIT – Mr. campus candidates (p. 4); Spring weekend ’67 opens today… …

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Reporter - May 5th 1967, Rit Reporter Staff May 1967

Reporter - May 5th 1967, Rit Reporter Staff

University Publications

SA budget tabled pending communications board action (p. 1); Strike halts new campus construction (p. 1); Dorm project stopped at phase one (p. 1); Shenkel substitutes for Franklin Florence in ‘Crisis in Black and White’ series Monday (p. 1); Editorials (p. 2); Speaking up (p. 2); comment (p. 2); Survey shot for Kage 407 (p. 3); Summer visit to India; a land of great contrasts (p. 3); Rowbothan elected ski club president (p. 3); Wage offers look good for college graduates (p. 4); Blue dots invade campus (p. 4); Gorfain announces ’67 frosh daze appointments (p. 4); Letters to the …

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[Monobath], William Quan May 1967

[Monobath], William Quan

Theses

A monobath designed for Kodak panatomic-X 35mm film was obtained, which produced similar contrast and 2/3 of a stop increase in speed as compared to Haist' s monobath MM-1 formula. Formulation of monobath was based on his formula by increasing the phenidone from 4 to 7 grams, sodium thiosulfate from 110 to 125 grams; pH and temperature were set at 11.0 and 85 F respectively

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